How I use my iPad: Yoink [9to5Mac]

Yoink is an excellent companion app for iPad ($2.99 on App Store: ). It allows you to easily store files via drag and drop, download files, features Files app integration and more. Learn more here:

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24 Comments on How I use my iPad: Yoink [9to5Mac]

  1. Wow, thank you so much! Halfway through the video I saw the code and was successful in downloading! Love the app and your awesome explanation on it

  2. Another commercial video. What are the benefits comparing with Documents by Readdle ?

    • I was asking myself the same thing… This seems to have some extra clipboard features, but I am enjoying Documents too.

    • As a Documents and Yoink user, I can say they aren’t quite the same thing. Yoink is more of a “clipboard on steroids” than a file/document manager. It basically takes the place of a desktop on a Mac/PC as a place to temporarily store things that you’re working with often or for a short time. For that purpose, it works extremely well. Documents (which I love) is the full-featured file manager that Apple’s Files app should be IMHO

  3. Wow what a great app. I am tossing up between a Macbook and an iPad Pro but I still can’t bring myself to go for the iPad mainly because I do heaps of photo editing and need Capture One but it is VERY tempting. Apps like these make the switch far more possible than before.

  4. 10 minutes later I still can’t think of any practical uses for this app, why wouldn’t you just use the Files App? It seems to just look different then the Files App. If you have something in Files and you want to email it, just hit the share button. If you want to put a link in Notes, side by side, drag and drop. Yoink seems to add a step.

  5. Yoink is fantastic the only thing missing is the ability to password protect specified files. That would make it perfect.

  6. It can download/ extract videos from pages, like youtube or this stuff? I saw a lot of this app in appstore but idk which is better

  7. Thanks! I am using Documents by Readdle for the same reasons though… But Yoink seems to have nice Clipboard features!

  8. I started using Yoink on my Mac b/c of a previous video of yours. It is now an indispensable part of my Mac workflow! I am still growing in my level of expertise with Yoink on the iPad, but it is already clear to me Yoink can be an even greater “game changer” on the iPad than on the Mac…which is saying a lot! Thanks so much for your awesome videos!!!

  9. Awesome! Yoink is one of my favourite apps on my Mac (which I believe you introduced me to years ago!), definitely gonna try it out on iOS too!

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